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Re: Texas man told to remove American flag over 'threat' toward Muslims
« Reply #75 on: June 22, 2014, 07:26:25 AM »
If Muslims in theUSA are offended by the stars and stripes then they should fuck off to whatever Middle Eastern shithole they or their family originate from

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Re: Texas man told to remove American flag over 'threat' toward Muslims
« Reply #76 on: June 22, 2014, 07:30:40 AM »
one word: Obama!!

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Re: Texas man told to remove American flag over 'threat' toward Muslims
« Reply #77 on: June 22, 2014, 07:35:21 AM »
I get the feeling that most Americans are Christian protestant Baptists or whatever. Like they were in the Waltons and Little house on the prairie.
Are there more Muslims than Catholics in USA? JFK was Catholic and Obama is Muslim but I believe all other presidents are non catholic Christians.

Does this make the stars and stripes a threat to Catholics too?

Does this make the stars and stripes offensive to your own fine black Muslim President?

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Re: Texas man told to remove American flag over 'threat' toward Muslims
« Reply #78 on: June 22, 2014, 09:33:53 AM »

Ooh, another guy that fancies himself a lawyer.

Not at all.  It doesn't make me a lawyer just because I made a better point.  

If anything it was just an extension of your point that the tenent accepts the landlord's rights to impose certain restrictions.  The landlord similarly accepts that the tenent has rights which can't be negated by contract.  That's the balance.  I'm going with flag on pole on balcony in clear view: ok.  Flag secured to structure: not ok.  Point being there's a balance to be struck between the parties, no?

It's not a case of anything the owner says goes so long as it's written up and signed, which seems to be your mistaken belief.  There's probably a lawyerly term for contracts like that.  Easily invalidated?

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Re: Texas man told to remove American flag over 'threat' toward Muslims
« Reply #79 on: June 22, 2014, 09:41:48 AM »
If Muslims in theUSA are offended by the stars and stripes then they should fuck off to whatever Middle Eastern shithole they or their family originate from
100% agree. stick my Scots flag out.. thieving Rag Head Bastards better leave it >:(

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Re: Texas man told to remove American flag over 'threat' toward Muslims
« Reply #80 on: June 22, 2014, 12:32:27 PM »
Lol wvy are people ganging up on avxo he just says how it is in many places and said that IF  the landlord said that then he is stupid. Have she admitted to do that?
I know many places where you cant even hang up the north korean flag and thats is sickening
because it is common sense, I rent out to people as well and it is my rules, who does not know this. The thread is not that though, the thread was ''if'' the landlord said that to him she is a retard and public opinion should crucify her.

Now if you do not believe the dude then there is nothing to talk about. Avxo is the type of guy who will argue about anything and everything, he would even argue ''that doesn't go there''.... ''it goes here'' and would move the said object over by 1 quarter of a mm

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Re: Texas man told to remove American flag over 'threat' toward Muslims
« Reply #81 on: June 22, 2014, 01:21:29 PM »
because it is common sense, I rent out to people as well and it is my rules, who does not know this. The thread is not that though, the thread was ''if'' the landlord said that to him she is a retard and public opinion should crucify her.

Now if you do not believe the dude then there is nothing to talk about. Avxo is the type of guy who will argue about anything and everything, he would even argue ''that doesn't go there''.... ''it goes here'' and would move the said object over by 1 quarter of a mm

Thats how I approached the issue.  The fact that management has the right to tell the resident to remove the flag is not in dispute.  My main contention is how the flag causes a safety issue.  Also, the belief that the flag is considered threatening is not unprecedented.   Recently in California, a high school principle banned wearing clothing with the American flag on it.  The ban was upheld by the California court system.
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Re: Texas man told to remove American flag over 'threat' toward Muslims
« Reply #82 on: June 22, 2014, 02:32:11 PM »
Thats how I approached the issue.  The fact that management has the right to tell the resident to remove the flag is not in dispute.  My main contention is how the flag causes a safety issue.  Also, the belief that the flag is considered threatening is not unprecedented.   Recently in California, a high school principle banned wearing clothing with the American flag on it.  The ban was upheld by the California court system.
exactly^^

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Re: Texas man told to remove American flag over 'threat' toward Muslims
« Reply #83 on: June 22, 2014, 02:35:37 PM »
Thats how I approached the issue.  The fact that management has the right to tell the resident to remove the flag is not in dispute.  My main contention is how the flag causes a safety issue.  Also, the belief that the flag is considered threatening is not unprecedented.   Recently in California, a high school principle banned wearing clothing with the American flag on it.  The ban was upheld by the California court system.



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Re: Texas man told to remove American flag over 'threat' toward Muslims
« Reply #84 on: June 22, 2014, 03:24:56 PM »
because it is common sense, I rent out to people as well and it is my rules, who does not know this. The thread is not that though, the thread was ''if'' the landlord said that to him she is a retard and public opinion should crucify her.

Now if you do not believe the dude then there is nothing to talk about. Avxo is the type of guy who will argue about anything and everything, he would even argue ''that doesn't go there''.... ''it goes here'' and would move the said object over by 1 quarter of a mm
aa ok i get it now.

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Re: Texas man told to remove American flag over 'threat' toward Muslims
« Reply #85 on: June 22, 2014, 04:11:27 PM »
Thats how I approached the issue.  The fact that management has the right to tell the resident to remove the flag is not in dispute.  My main contention is how the flag causes a safety issue.  Also, the belief that the flag is considered threatening is not unprecedented.   Recently in California, a high school principle banned wearing clothing with the American flag on it.  The ban was upheld by the California court system.
I am guess there is no reciting of the Pledge Of Allegiance, huh? The American flag represents "oppression" to other ethnicities...who move to America, is probably the argument.
It's been said many times before, nobody hates America today like Americans. No sense of nationalism, unless it's for international sporting events like the Olympics or World Cup. Other than that it's bad. Damn corporations have that hemmed up.